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    Image characterization and classification by physical complexity.Hector Zenil, Jean-Paul Delahaye & Cédric Gaucherel - 2012 - Complexity 17 (3):26-42.
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    Universal Ethics: Organized Complexity as an Intrinsic Value.Jean-Paul Delahaye & Clément Vidal - 2019 - In G. Georgiev, C. L. F. Martinez, M. E. Price & J. M. Smart (eds.), Evolution, Development and Complexity: Multiscale Evolutionary Models of Complex Adaptive Systems. Springer. pp. 135-154.
    ABSTRACT: How can we think about a universal ethics that could be adopted by any intelligent being, including the rising population of cyborgs, intelligent machines, intelligent algorithms or even potential extraterrestrial life? We generally give value to complex structures, to objects resulting from a long work, to systems with many elements and with many links finely adjusted. These include living beings, books, works of art or scientific theories. Intuitively, we want to keep, multiply, and share such structures, as well as (...)
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    Randomness, Unpredictability and Absence of Order: The Identification by the Theory of Recursivity of the Mathematical Notion of Random Sequence.Jean-Paul Delahaye - 1955 - In Anthony Eagle (ed.), Philosophy of Probability. Routledge. pp. 145--167.
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    La logique, un aiguillon pour la pensée.Jean-Paul Delahaye - 2012 - Paris: Belin: Pour la science.
    Ce livre est un recueil des articles que l'auteur a publiés dans la rubrique Logique et Calcul du magazine Pour la Science. La sélection a pour thème la logique dans toute sa diversité. Par exemple, elle peut concerner les mathématiques pures : L'infini est-il paradoxal en mathématiques, Libre arbitre et mécanique quantique ou Les limites logiques des mathématiques. Mais on la trouve aussi au coeur d'applications concrètes. Ainsi, L'étonnante loi de Benford, selon laquelle un nombre pris au hasard, par exemple (...)
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